"To provide immediate assistance and education on snake-related issues, ensuring both human and snake safety through community outreach and expert guidance."

1. Educational Materials
   • Brochures and Flyers: Include information on local snake species, distinguishing venomous from non-venomous snakes, first aid for snake bites, and preventive measures to avoid snake encounters.
   • Posters: Use visuals to show common snakes in the area and important dos and don'ts.
   • Videos: Create short, informative videos demonstrating how to safely deal with snake encounters, snake removal, and first aid procedures.
2. Online Resources
   • Website: Develop a dedicated website with sections on snake identification, prevention tips, FAQs, and contact information for the helpline.
   • Social Media: Regularly post tips, educational content, and updates on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to engage with the community.
3. Training and Workshops
   • Community Workshops: Organize regular workshops to educate the public on snake safety, identification, and first aid.
   • School Programs: Develop a curriculum for schools to teach children about snakes, their importance in the ecosystem, and how to stay safe.
4. Helpline Operations
   • 24/7 Helpline: Set up a helpline with trained volunteers to provide immediate assistance and advice on snake-related issues.
5. Collaboration and Partnerships
   • Local Authorities: Work with local wildlife authorities, hospitals, and emergency services to ensure coordinated responses to snake incidents.
   • Experts and Volunteers: Recruit herpetologists and trained volunteers to provide expert advice and support.